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A Theoretical Study on the Isomerization of HSOF System

A Theoretical Study on the Isomerization of HSOF System
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摘要 Ab initio Hartree-Fock theory at the aug-cc-pvtz level is used to investigate the equilibrium structures and isomerization of HSOF system. All of the transition states have been calculated and confirmed by the intrinsic reaction coordinate (IRC). Four equilibrium structures, HSOF, HOSF, SO(H)F and OS(H)F, are predicted in this paper. Though OSF2 has been observed experimentally, the present calculated results suggest that the linear form isomer, HOSF, is more stable than OS(H)F by 35.2 kJ/mol. The linear form HSOF and the branched SO(H)F isomer are more unstable and the computed relative energies are 318.3 and 510.0 kJ/mol, respectively with respect to HOSF isomer corrected with zero point vibrational energy. Ab initio Hartree-Fock theory at the aug-cc-pvtz level is used to investigate the equilibrium structures and isomerization of HSOF system. All of the transition states have been calculated and confirmed by the intrinsic reaction coordinate (IRC). Four equilibrium structures, HSOF, HOSF, SO(H)F and OS(H)F, are predicted in this paper. Though OSF2 has been observed experimentally, the present calculated results suggest that the linear form isomer, HOSF, is more stable than OS(H)F by 35.2 kJ/mol. The linear form HSOF and the branched SO(H)F isomer are more unstable and the computed relative energies are 318.3 and 510.0 kJ/mol, respectively with respect to HOSF isomer corrected with zero point vibrational energy.
出处 《Chinese Journal of Structural Chemistry》 SCIE CAS CSCD 北大核心 2005年第3期319-323,共5页 结构化学(英文)
基金 The project was supported by the Fujian Provincial Department of Education (JA03020) and the Provincial Administration of Science and Technology of Fujian (2001J018)
关键词 HSOF ISOMERIZATION TRANSITION-STATE quantum chemistry ab initio HSOF, isomerization, transition-state, quantum chemistry, ab initio
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